Hello, everybody, and thank you for tuning into the Liberty Report. With us today, we have

Daniel McAdams, our co-host. Daniel, good to see this morning. Good morning, Dr. Paul. How

are you this morning? Doing fine. Good. Good. Good. We're going to talk about the cold weather.

We're thinking about opening up a visitor spot

up there for summer months so you can get cooled off. But it's in the news that we like to talk

about. I can remember the very first time the subject of Greenland came up. And in grade school,

I couldn't draw anything. But I always looked for things that I could do.

And I used to like to just draw maps. You know, if we were studying England or Greenland, I'd want

to draw the map of Greenland. And I do remember that little lesson coming up. And that was probably

about the fourth grade or so. And they and they said well the reason they call it

green line is try to fool the settlers into thinking there are green trees up there so i guess

that's been an old story but right now it's getting to be much more serious about it and if i i was

just scanning hundreds of years of history of Grand Atlanta, it's pretty neat.

They've been left alone, basically.

And the people who did associate with it was volunteerism.

And, you know, Norway has been the main country that has been closely associated.

But we've worked with them.

We have a military base

there, which is not the most irresponsible thing we've ever done. But this is a, it's very

interesting now that all of a sudden, this is a big issue, and it has to do with our current

president. He's sort of fascinated with England and thinks that the whole world will be saved

if only we had Greenland.

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